The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-08-14

siiP in that .cIso, winning half tho games will
not win the ,pa bs 30 H depsnG
psnSsanE If6ln,k ,sss gives out Chicago will
not clever .Ss pieee headwork in one of the
70 on record &iiSnsop who always has sh his
third. when a foul from Burns's bat went back
toward the home players, bench. Mcclure, the
him tho trouble Pieiier got the ball and threw
icn Mcduire meningitis walking slowly back ntix
perceived the opening when the ball bad been.
received by the pitcher worked carclessiy on
then then made dash for tho plate. and had s9io;,
" scored his run before anybody but no had
discovered the chance offered.
PRESIDENT w1Korr WILL STAY.
The. war made on President Wikon Of the
American Association made that gentleman
somewhat sheky. and he yfited one or two tive b 3l
M yGG no ThS rosSi hs V b
WikSfl was begun some time sGo CO. anG s Mana a.
Louisville, Cincinnati, Bro2klyn. Phlladelphi,a,
S Mio wis The E g. mons T and
Baltimore Clubs. led b, Von der Abe, are
against him. So he will stay .,..,
Sept D Mr.. Wikoff resolved to tender his resiG-
nation as President II was evident that ma ma
onnS q 5e tSs hss Majority
win stand as President until the regular siec,
ton. December next. Ho IL from acity where
the position that he occupies can not he ques-
toned. II Is highly probable that he viii aSain
bo elected TO the Presidency OF the Association.
BASE DALL NOTES.
Five hundred dollars month ia rather high price
to pay a pitcher and it is doubtful "eaman viii be
.,;n Nrst bagar man
Philips on the tsam and they can win without him the
best thing to be done is to let him rest.
ys n New S @ ali
catch in Of the games In Cincinnati.
In game between the Foxes OF Greek Locks and tho
Though the game was one sided there was some remark
and US q s,oekton lie plays base them and
mishy 1Af q f,aae;seS no" nave
Two Cincinnati boys John Ewing. brother to Buck
honor s Of being the best pitehsrs IN tho southern
ass RI. sTn sS m s9 n
,hs isrent games II there Is any talent in tho young
last psaas ~ s.spsss played
eAf Tie and People
the Cleveland CUP whsn play, its I,,st sun:
may be played on other grounds
Manager wrshts son, George wright vas s,s, hank
pressure, and began playing ball professionally HI.
5. s sS q cs ,' n SrS R
81 Adams Ivtj team at shy month. Young Wrishts
Hecker and Manager Kelly had till at the grounds Of
the Louisville Ciub las: sunday Ramsey threw badly
he vehement in his talk with iiecker The latter
have done Better Kelly teps on stIe!
s sns pS FOR sS ike Mapaa
ueensDerry at hand But all was settled.
The Alta. team returned from ,hsir Trip along tho
feassd the ,sGsh sk ua k they
Sss sT ,s BY s fs e IL I o TSt
viii Aug = trip through Pepnsylysnia play
S in ssansur en lie 81 s IN ssaa"k on IN
and 9n ss , adses smus
oil East Seventy nla.h street.
Catcher Bushons said the other day; Yes; would
nef
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ssSs1 n the Iea
they would give us percentage"
CuARLssroy. Aug. ia conference held at
opay he as With Four saS and
Under the new schedule two series Of games wifi be
PMi give saeh club twenty games at home md
S SrS % The q The y
500 pretty ne1ry pay on. Ihe I'd f q the
WED Interest, in the which is now very close.
of late Is that they have originated new plan in
.a sks ms greater leads
SFash IN nj , ss sS 50 ribs Is Of
Their IDEAS nd IL sess . h eSys to SS Their
wei pitcher Hnd sasnsF 1.-the cyd ,6s
ss for s I on g he
pitcher and they maxi S nne pfr Thomas hsin plays
CATCHER Harrison is ,he horne run hitter ,Ls season
riso
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of b
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! resu hsnf psysr WseTsar
to
S a s sSs Of As sS s re
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a ii hs Ina only nsSg in Is
good Aeasne which begins tumo!nG at the top Is an
At the coming meeting OF the American Association
81 she vii ssl liz s sSa e
psrcsntage Of The gate receipts as prs 70 ne
sd OILY % ote.ed as malssht hoSld any CLUB but
s s u r re Il sssss Sc
IN the race VII ESTe been
sHn aGSo hs saSs
and New YORK gave Detroit 10 stay in the League
special agreement dividing the gate receipts II will
be very bad policy for the Association to pacate Won
Abe this way, especially there are evidences
thst the League will have no more or after this season
Hccker the Louisville pitcher is OF the opinion that
the League games cannot TO those Of the Amer
lean Association. What nonsenss Let Hecker ask any
OF tho 5000 300 base bail lovers In New
York which they consider the hest. without hesitation
they wis say that they would rather pay nifty cents
League game than twenty-five cents to see the best
game the American Association Take the Indians.
When they the hampiOrshiY they could not draw
hundreds where the New Sorks with chance for the
championship drew thousands To begin with. the Tm.
p!re respected by the League and his ines aud
consequently there is less trouble the held Then
again. when League club cannot win by fair means
they try win by triske-y, do the PLAYERS
make monkeys Of themselves BY coaching Ike lot Of
wild Indians
II any one supposes that A. SpsdinS OF Chicago is
sleeping his plan to unite all the leading clubs into
great stock company, they are mistaken. Ii Is
Pet scheme OF his and MANI III the leading anagers
with him. but fear to enter into such stupenGous
because OF fear that pa5lc knowledge OF such
schene and tho suspicious that would out Of 1t
Will niure their business Certain IL Is that II base bal
could be operated upon broad basis the profits OF
the would be great and there would ITO longer
be necessity for sales OF players rescrvo rules Sc
The chances are that base bah viii gradually wors into
this channel aud all clubs be operated for the bene OF
pool be divided at the end Of each season, according
10 the attendance at the games OF zach club IL Ia ce
tain that under such system economy could be better
prncsed players ana their salaries controlled and the
strength Of teams 20 equszed that the lights each year
would be long. close, and financially pleasant